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church, was asked to take Des con Bart
let's place, but declined. "for he had
too much 10 do" He was gradually
getting q painful feeling Of solitude in
his own home. He WAS often alone In
the evenings. "You know, my dear
girls must see people little, and ours
are old enough to know what they are
about; I wish they were settled. 30 they
saw people. The family WAS known to
be rich, but Just little below the high
level OF Couture" which by this time
had been lifted In Boston. But there
were men who appreciated little pecu
mary start In life. One was the SOD Of
q politician, with great prospects, and
Miss Baker linked her life with his.
The next election went against his
father and his prospects, and he Is de-
;nR-as far as he does anythinR-tbe
legal business of the Baker works. A
second girl WAS fascinated by the man
ner of q brilliant music master whom
she knew ut school.
He In o Partisan to the backb bone,
visits France now and then. and, OF
course, his wife-Madame DeFourget Ia
lis about o huudred leagues awsy
from the life of Mr.. Baker. who Is now
getting on In years. "You know, my
dear, the world Is eoing forward, and
we can't expect everything TO 60 like
the folks did when the grocery store
was the biggest place In the town."
Mrs. Baker sometimes fell back on New
England old English, and made her
daughters little anxious In sooiety.
Ten years more passed. MIR. Baker,
wearied . little with home life, COL.
sented to 60 to the Legislature. An
unmarried daughteI-"theO cd maid Of
the family" hhe called herselt-went
with him. Mrs. Bakers health was
failing her. and when Frank, her young
son, married 1t was thought best that
his wife should come aud live with him.
50 shs did; and poor Frank needed all
the care OF mother and wife.
There ought to be uniform marriage
law all over the States, and with com-
petent REGISTRAR to Issue Licenses, with
power to administer an oath as to their
Legality. Had this been the case IL
would have been harder for Frank after
quitting wife md home, to get married
In Connecticut aud "ao West No one
now speaks Of him, and the family
which is reduced to Mr. Baker, his
maiden daughter and Franks deserted
wife-knows nothing about him. Poor
Mr. Baker! He is sill quite rich-the
largest owner In the "Consolida,ed
Company" into which he put his
"works"-but he v lonely, low spirited,
and sometimes. laments the fact that
when he 10 gone. "and that can't be far
off now, there will no. be o man or boy
about the place to bear the name OF
Baker,"
Daily Republican., 1887-05-07
lORIGINAL. |
bHAD Hoo!
by LOUIS BuRHRTrR.

when the March winds blow loud and high
A nd the sun CLEANS in the eastern SKY,
Tho a Imam, with his footing horn,
Comes shouting In the early morn,
''.shsd h0-oi Shid ho-o!"
His old gray horse, with wistful eye,
0s res on the green f1elde he goes by,
And longs TO scamper down the lane.
But his master shouts as no jerks the rein,
"Shad he. Shad he-."
Now hoy pass down tho village street,
And mails with facos glad and sweet,
From the cottages como tripping out
When they hear thu fishmsn shout,
'Shad ho-o! Shad ho-o"
And how they laugh and banter and Jest.
When he tells tn sIn his sh I'd are the best;
But tn y buy, ana count thstr money out,
And he movei on AMI still docs shout,
".hai ho-.! chad ho-s!"
Soon tho good hi arted man hoineward turns.
For the noon day sun down on him burns,
And while his old horse logs along
He sings to himself his ontS s)ng,
',Shad hoo! Shsd he. -
kiamensi, DOL, Nay 3, 1887.
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Fortune-TelliDg.

Fortune Telling.
Detroit Free Prew.
"Ar' Ri udder Invisible Jackson In de
hall to niRht?" handy queried the
president rs the meeting opened.
Invisible was visible. He was back
by the stove, and had hts shoes off to
tickle his chilblains. After q little de
lay he made his way to the upper end
of the hall and the president continued !:
"Brudder Jackson, de report has
como to me dat you ar tellin' fortunes
in your nay burhood fur de small sum
of two bits q pusson."
eyes sab, PIE bin tellin' few"
"As you hev bin n mem Der of ola
club far de las two vars you mus he
aware Of de fack dat fortune-tellin'
sellin' dream books, an al dat sort of
nonsense am agin our rules. A pus5on
who sots out to hev his fucher predicted
am soft in de head; de pusson who takes
money to prediol IL nm knava.
shall suspend yo1 from m sm bsrship fur
three mouths, an II we h ar dat you an
still in de swindiin' b,zuess you will be
expelled fur good. You kin put en-
your hat an co.
Invis BILE was bldly broken up, and
there were tears in his eyes as he
pdsbth Gub. " utAl no uhu RUu6 lu6
president continued:
II want 10 say to dis large, cultivated
and retined audience dat do fate OF In :.
visible jackson will be de fate OF any
odder N ON Der who am found 30 fur off
his balance as to be runnin' arter for
tune tellers, no matter how cheap deir
prices. Ny experience in dis world has
taught me;
81. II dar' was anything in good
dreams, I'd hev bin an angel long ago.
"2 If dar was anything In bad ones
I'd hev bin In dc odder place afore
was 20 var old.
20. 1t an VERY pleasant to be told
dat you am gwine to fall heir to great
riches, but dat doan' buy Eaters or psy
rent.
a. Only sich men as hate work, an
only SIGH wimin as want an excuse to
leave home, believe in fortune tellin'.
"5. II 1t Am predicted dat man am
gwine to hev a great piece of luck he'll
, sOt down in some saloon TO walt for 1t
IS. II 1t am predicted dat he am
gwine to hev a great troubble he'll go
home and blame his wife an lick his
children.
'I warn you to let de hull bizuess
! alone A dollar q day an steady job
will pan out mo- money In six months
dan all de fortune-iellers In de world
kin bring ye In fifty Vars Oar am
jist as many good dreams 81 bad, an >
none of 'em am wort de powder TO
blow up an old boss. S!gus might hev
meant sunthin' q thousand Vars ago,
but dey am played out now. II you
h'ar de death lick in a wall 1t 8 jist as
much sign dat you am gwine TO find a
diamond pin In de road as 1t Hr' dat
some of de family ar gwine to die afore
de var is out. Let us row pick up de
! abnormal bizness of de meetin'.'
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BEE HIVE"
900 Market Street.
CORSETS, HOSIERY, DRESS
GOODS and TRIMMINGS

Thomson, Langdon & Co. e
Glove Fitting Corsets. Every
one knows the popularity Of
these goods. We have them. Not
all sizes; but offer you our stock
at Soc for the 81 quality. One
half price for a popular corset.
Notwithstanding the last week
was disagreeable the ladies were
eager to obtain the 3S.inch dress
goods for 4Oc u yard. They will
not last only few days. 1t is a
bargain seldom seen.
Sixty dozen more of those
regular made 25c striped Hose
Tor ladies, put in the sale with
Ladies' and Gents Balbfiggans
at l5c a pair. A few days will
end the sale, and then 25c will
be the price.
Dress Trimmings. All silk
moss trimming, SOC. An unusual.
~ handsome One-sold in some
stores OF $l-our price is 15c
Elegant silk tape and bead
fringe for wraps No better in
the city. A full line of jet orna
ments in different shapes at oul
always popular low price. Our
stock OF Demorest reliable rat.
terms is complete.
This morning we opened one
case OF dress ginghams at Sc
yard. No old stuff, but new
goods made this season in neat
styles.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-07
Beware OF Ointments for Oatarrh. that
Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense Of smell and completely deran 20
the whole system when entering 1t
through the mucus surfaces. Such ar
ticles should never be used except on
prescri ptions from reputable ph , sicians,
az the damage they will do are ten fold
to the good you can possibly derive
from them. Halls Ca,arrh Cure, manu-.
featured by r. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo,
O., contains no mercury and is taken
internally and acts directly upon the
blood and mucus surfaces of the sya-
TEN. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure
be sure that you get the genuine. 1t is
taken internally and made In Toledo,
Ohio. by H. j. Cheney g Co.
t4s- sold by druggists. Price Toe. per
bottle.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-07

DIR. SHINING White Puimonic Balsam
the great leading lung remedy Of VIII
mington, Del, is still making astonish
ing cures OF throat and lung diseases
insomuch that It 10 now sought after
almost universally with the utm ost con
Hdence. As q curative remedy fol
coughs, rore throat, colds, hoarseness
Group, etc it ia I OF easily beat; 60o, and
81; sold by dealers. Depot Fourth and
King streetS.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-07
1 Live to Hang and Hang TO Live.

Those hne gilt papers that we are
pApering so many pretty rooms with
are all selling for % cents per piece,
the same paps rs other stores will ask
yon 35 and 40 cts. per piece. Our 35.ct.
gilt em bossed paper can't be beat. You
will pay 20 and 80 cents at other stores.
Call and he convinced. Harry d.
Holt, 213 West Second street, upper
side
Daily Republican., 1887-05-07

Fer benefit of st. Paui's M. Il. Church.
W. w. Weir, photographer, GIL Mar
ket street. Will give one reserved seat
ticket for Cantata at Queen Esther with
every sitting until May 10. Do not miss
this.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-07
fvR bALA,

L-iORli hCRE>Ut LAND
tT.s ID, oie miles ilom
ihliha o. 70 o acres, high
p ai.,,lIr, yverlooginx the
" vi :l''0luiilg country
'isuGl;l and can be sot
iiVii' ne s.m9 amount OF
aI iln; ie.ms easy ard
M rill at OH 60 ali see
Fk CLARK y CO.. 6Qel5
a3n-et
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1T Market st. ll6 shipley St.
feb24 end
ID EilSFrR'S ORDER.
II REG1STER'S OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Del,
April 2bth 1897

ID EGtSfrR'S URDEh.
II REGlSTER'S OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Del,
April 2bth. 1857.
Upon the application of Mary McHuxh.
Executrix Of james Nc Hugh, late of VIII
miDgton Hundred, In paid county, dece ased.
1t 10 ordered and directed by tho Register
that the Executrix Aforesaid give notice Of
granting OF letters Parliamentary upon the
estate Of the deceased, with the date Of
granting thersof, by causing advertisements
to be posted within forty days from the date
OF such letters In six Of the most public
places Of the county Of New CASTLE. reuuir-
log all persons having dema nds against the
estate to present the same, or abide by an
! Act Of Assembly in such case made and pro-
yided; and also cause the same to be insert
cd within the same period In the DAILY Re
PUBLICAN: newspaper published in will
mlngton, Del, and to DO continued therein
three weeks, (e.o.d
- Given under the hand and Seal
6. OF Office Of the Register aforesaid,
/ at Wilmington, In New Castle
County aforesaid, the day and year above
written.
JOHN K. BRADFORD, Register.
NOTION. All persons having claims
against the estate of the deceased must pre-
sent the same, duly attested TO the Executrx,
on or before April 26th. 1883. or abide the
Act Of Assembly In such case p ade and pro-
vided. MANY McHUdH.
Executrix.
Address, Wilmington, Del. ms-3w-eod
Daily Republican., 1887-05-07

|-tiGS i III HalChIH4
n'ti Nyili1..e, L.nIsaf n
Xxi ralty,S. a.BAii.4 Y,
al+.tikw 2dt'
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l,-aLJl VI N %NURE. Ap
! W S,te,.!es Diamond
' i-'- all adams streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-07

, -ata9, a JuMP.>tAr.
l"A Cile;. App.y II this
All-tt
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e. B. RILEY.
GLOVES.

Fine Kid Gloves, Embroidered back,
In tans, 10 cent?; regular 81 glove.
We are selling the same 81, hook
Glove. 1t beats all other makes. TanP,
blacks, browuA states
4.button Embroidered back, fans.
The best glove Tor 81 so.
Bargain lot oil Lisle thread gloves, Is
cents; 2 pairs for 25 cents. Regular
price ia p cenfs.
Ladies' Lisla thread tose: garnet,
blue, brown and taIs, 12T cents, are
half tho regular price.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-07

f.. sh1A,L UrElGAI
n. all lolltr ana cor nee
m ,.slpIy al once 10 u.
'e a2g-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-05-07

-lhU lhu SASD INKS.
rinil', Apgly, tn MAS
ilHiI!or, q. l1Ji Wsshiuy
ltl,oi, lei G3l-'B'4tW .
Daily Republican., 1887-05-07

~, ,s'% LakGI. O.4ESyNur
|, 'i 4 'ele.Tat'l poles. Ap.
Il VL4kk Il q D.. 501 i
- G,b2rl
Daily Republican., 1887-05-07

"''' Il rOons and con.
""' Il looms ami otp.
[-' VS. Seventh stree.
ga 2ai and yauBuren
'''e ! 'uitah,e for
| A. 7 POOLE, ~
Hs.O Market at.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-07

,,,nl1I,EAusD w0'
bra ~, a.y 81 house so;E Ap,
E.p,,,..s.,,n', % orics, 100 snip 10y
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[1.vAlrE ulRu I > DO
s,,,jtsia a small family.
. .,,e, m6.3t
Daily Republican., 1887-05-07

ayy1LtMEN BOARD
- -,i,. 4. ,amily, at 1913 Wal
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I1 A, ts n, '.s:. ~ ,s sSss !;
's.iyial.'t,'as;'. + +. ' tni. office matt
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En TWO CAkPtN rtRs
~ LANES MILLS, foot oil
Elp JAAl' me- -
Daily Republican., 1887-05-07

a=s==- '--
INv DAYS AGO, A MOI l.
1 I.,tnttr viii be suitably
Sar.s aas With mrs. Nc
law 81 street. inb.3.t
Daily Republican., 1887-05-07

[,n-BoARDERs. AT l,,r III Ilo ut
NJ ior NAE Ah' va" iAj-,it'
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;;5IlDY WITH EAP p !,
u leig. Apl'l 1T
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H. V1LVlA Li.I. \ COM.
.nsI,ly. No. 20 kias at.
X. :. klRBf.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-07

Square Cuts
Young men and boys
will find a splendid assort-
ment OF straight cut sack
suits in our Immense new
stock of Spring clothing
both in plain and fancy
materials. We are max
ing an extra effort to get
all the nobbys style 10
Boys and Children's cloth
ing, as we intend to offer
every inducement in this
depart N e n t. Every
branch of our business
has already felt the in
creased business caused
by the great improve.
ments in our salesrooms
stock, and Low ONE PRICE.
Don't miss seeing our
selections, even ii you
don't purchase, as we
are only too anxious 10
prove our earnestness in
catering to popular tastes
at popular prices.
I.T. MULL|N & SON,
TAIhoRs, 9TH & MAnK17
CLoTHIEas, WrLM1Na7os
Daily Republican., 1887-05-07

4, .i aEAP, JuMp.sEAT
Es,,s4' .a cider, MIDDLE
''ee T. a25 6.s
Daily Republican., 1887-05-07

tlGE mi WHITE ~
tut win ;. j. AA
" sX,, q COLA, - llteral
|sgI! !..li. return to No. 2lJ
4r. mS2ts
Daily Republican., 1887-05-07

Eal!!s,EysL!ES. .,,;, EEte.
|srisHa ttdy anc A..sA-a@.s
Kpll1t: answers ~ the name
Llsgsl reward will be paid
|Vllhs \. TAYLOR, Gilpin
|Eslt !lte. a3''t
Daily Republican., 1887-05-07

EIGyUp CHI. AT NO. elt
|.,r,,i ',,e, matt
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y, 4 r = s'' ,s'ss s,3;;isss. y
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Z nv A slatihE LADY.
[s,,n Q, 8 rate f.mlIy preferred pre- !;
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n.ipLt..iKUWN GIRL
trg 3, home. Apply at
~, nt-3ta
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W: To- l,, foh slukA.ts
3M. ~! located. al.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-07

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Daily Republican., 1887-05-07

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-13
Progressive Euch er.

\ numi.r ni lrln-s ani z. n,'.m"n .nl y,,i ,L.,-,utiI'ne rr'i'y 's"uh's ,t tl,.. t..sil lrn.s. uf Mr. an Mir. W. G. Ohv r. in Wei l'r, .,'sdt. at thu -'.cI..i {. tui,- of r'sr >>iv,' u.'hr. ih"r W '" six t..hl ;, .,i whnh il,. following Is' nty- fo .r L,Ih an y..n,l u.p s,r~ ,eai"d |; Mr. aud Ms. ". N, li-. MT. and Mrs. N B K, x.r>, Mr. and Mr-. MhtIn {; NJ -Iam.-. F. N Blake. C. II, rI''i'n, <. tll,-, M Horne and x. 0 M rpi', NJ -..-. Luu Murphy. Emily H'In".
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 TI,. gam E comm. need at So And N, r,. t.,,ii,Iuu,i witii unahatrd interrrt un,ll II r. in., wii h sn adl''uI m iient w.s hal, and the lucky and unlucky .lars werr counted. Mr-. J. C, ii-rr''ion aud F. M Mur,hy we're award d met i,rlzr, ai.d ,d Ia Moore and l.. J. F. iI,rne carried "H the trophies ior has- lns lu>t the greatest nuin'~r oi gaines \ very .l..iSrale cull,tn,u conslrti", :, ol Iiui I,.lls and coffee, salads, Ter crean' ak. irIits &;, WAS then served aui, s.,.our.i Sith -uci ,l converse. T.s par ! | k,n ul wIth rellsi,, the gueste taking trrir .i, Iarturr al about nii"isht w'u' -spre slUns oi pleasure At the evening ] vnloN ni, Tt.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-13
Minnie Ma dd sVn.

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-13
From Saturday. l'aiy.
Inc SerrctarN's Friend.

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aV,ice From Agua Fria.
Asua Fria vally, April z, 1887,

Aeut Fria vaily, ApTl y, icc'.
 EDITOR oURSAL-MINER:
 Yesterday b lng ,.oui Friday, the oli al .-,- ",i,- i,.Il-r th- day, the better ih,' ..oi," x..s verified m ;hI, valley, for II |, ,,ux cu,ice,i,d hy all parties cunoern.d. tn .t We had a rery l.La-ant tune. our L...I ,,.Irr,l terminated un tiI.t mem. = ,,il. day. and the cii.l.lreu who have ,.,n att-ni,ls II, assembled Tn the h, ~,l h .u,... and gave an cxiii'i iun oi ,l.,. tr,,srr-s thy h.i m ,.ir 'idrins thc -,-,i,,n; readings, re,itith'ti-, sl~'rhr- e. .tc., w-ie m id,r, and b'in- Il lu,ir .l,ly rNrcut,d d .,ni rcn.le el ty tiI' ,,,..I, Wei. N, II and iavor.,t.yl ioc, Iv~' : n, th ,,.rvnl- ani visi or> present, '' ! in.. san. tim they rvliuci.d sr''" ,.rIto, the teacher, M,ss Allen, wl' ! h, ,lt NAV, l. an niece oi our uli "''' ! -ipe t.,i Ill W citizrn, Orl"ni" Nilrn | II-- Alln I- y-ung ady VII" IT 1 r. tn fo iiI. k.. h,r u,r. Ih thc w''i | ] lli -t tIF rtt' IL ib l'fi'" iaP t''F' 1 ..n. .tI.,i, ,> -h ,"---->''- tue rs'r' gut l. ,rs ,i.lc Iu lun,a't h'r k,""i *'s' l. | y,uihi I l,u,,i- Iu an incredibly sh"i 1 spec. .i [ m,; -h.- lavrs us In i'' 1 tN~ tut.k chtr... "i the Cii Try 1T - ,.h. l.,.4rr, in. wIlh ir'r the g'"i "i-h' 1 .i ..lI who w-rr i..r un ,t- ru''ish t' n k,. h. r arlu .inianre. In the tvrni"' some hit.- n ladies an,i nn ad"qn'i rn.nl,,t uf s,nilm.n c,'ngrrgai'si m 'h a i,,r,' r.aun. and iu th. d''l'rt -'f"i' uriI-h.i hv NJ SIT. L,yar'i and ''u>'"' tsipls.I tiI.. l, .ht tnt,-tIc uitil the We i,n.r-. Wnm record thl- latter 'ac' va Nill ,s-r. l. y,- th.t ~e are not t"taH l-,iirui,- |" ihi> Vall,y'f that "i.'n' II ,i -r i..,N. wh h ,lrr. can make h'in t,ri-ct p,raii>e. anI m"'il II "an int .it,ius bcIns for ouch a ha'''ailon.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-04-13
FROM SA1uRpAys DAILY.

FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
 Lower Agua Fria valley has a literary society.
 wedding i- announced Tor inc l1'h instant.
 Flagstaff is shipping beef cattle to California.
 J,hn Ross i- deputy sheriF al wA- nut GrN-.
 Arz. na Central bank is eloctiHg a ion. hu tliug u tL,e-i~f
 Ihr Muui,i, N .,ll..n Irufe WI le ,n rr.,,..i ..u ti, l. h i"-t.ht.
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 IA. Park l. m ir n slate ,r,k bay .us ,upllie. iur hi- nuia- c"u'4'-
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 A,l.rlAik. n nnI ~ii'' hs," "'"v. i into ih. B.hun man-irn un C'l ii,l till
 rh~n. VII ii..ar,ii tbi- evening [ u ,iin MLrs EN,h.n-v r.th.'u {. d -o;. ry.r. K M B,,hr.r. formerly rsilo | .sn, a, An Folk. a.d ., ,l-,t c. I'r . r.,i to-day. yC. H.rn.ion anl Judge SnuY' ? u..w.rd h.v,. gone (" Apache cuuniy 'o 1T nI e. urt. Bv all m-An- l,.t IT. have ,a~ [ ! a lowed and -"v,d m -rA,> ani in's $ ,.l-ni-i ih-i.-,n. The Marina St'oet 'lurrh E row.I,d again Last evening. [" ] >t'n to h- - rvi,,s of ihr H,lu.ves band. Hugh Tishe. hr,dher "i Mr- A J lead. who rrturm~d rrccrtly c. >an Fr.nci,co from vi-It to S"u'h , Am-ri,-a. has gone to AlaskA n mlnne husin.ss.
 Rumor- are afloat of a welding -h'r.h ,o cane of, Tn wni.h c"unerr"n ti' name, uf 4 ,h,rnlhs lait "i frcS and A picture man ol Ihis I'ia,vaTe ilcn- inently mentioned.
 The Ph-nis Gth-tte has cs'ai'li>h,d d grap.vin, ielesrai h conn'"-'i'''' "''n t' news center, "i Europe. Ihe dl-paici,' puhli-hei in the last I>-nr, r.rev'd a. this iii ,,., ,-nnia,In ats'ut d. inuch u'"' 4. tho-r copyrighted Adair- "i 'hr t'l dailies anl are nore interesting r'.' !ine
 l.. u. Wil>"n. "t the s'r"-' ''t Arizon4 Central railroad, htr made Arrangements f,r telegraph service "N" the military telegraph h. h-i~.eH whippl,. and i-h Fork, anl Ni open t.l..r,l.h uiti 'e in Pry-c t. Tor e" "a m.rcisl au,ine.-. on Mpulty nrNi The war department wi! si"rly -'ii 'n' A-h Fork line al auction to ihe hish s hilier.